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Adobe has a brand new web motion and design development tool for us to preview and evaluate. It's called Adobe Edge and Preview 1 was just released yesterday. It is currently free to download and experiment with. It allows you to create and animate web based content using a web standards approach as opposed to using Flash or Actionscript. Here is the link for you to go and download preview 1 and other resources for Adobe Edge. http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/edge/ Let me know what you guys think about it after using it in the video comments area. I have not even tried it yet, I just downloaded it yesterday. But I will let you guys know whether or not I will be cheating on Flash by using this tool for my web based animations after I experiment with it. If it is nice we may even do some tutorials on it. They would not create a tool that would kill Flash. This tool is for people that wish to make web based animations using compliant Javascript and HTML instead of Actionscript 3.0 animation projects. Which are still more advanced and simple to make than Javascript animations. HTML5 and Javascript animation has its place, and so does flash animation. Some people say only use flash for games, but then again sony.com, doritos.com, probably made those website makers over $10,000 each. Some people do not realize that some of our clients ask for full flash websites. Observe how powerful Flash is on the web today, but keep an open mind to using Javascript based animation in forms and where appropriate as the technology progresses. It is just a baby still and nobody has created an easy to use UI for creating HTML5 and Javascript animations. This might be it.

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part we add a layer of session security to the website as a whole. We do this so nobody can impersonate another member in the discussion boards. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 1 of a series.

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 2 we show how to establish the forum directory, layout of the index page, and make the MySQL table that hold the forum section details. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 2 of a series.

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 3 we show how to separate the CSS, make php file template regions, and create the important posts table in the database. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 3 of a series.

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 4 we add programming to "section.php" script in order to output a list of threads from that forum section. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 4 of a series.

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 5 we add "new_topic.php" that is the form for creating a new thread or topic in the PHP forum. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com . Download the Source Files: http://www.webintersect.com/source_files.php

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 6 we create the important parsing script that handles parsing all of the forms in the system that take in replies or new threads. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 6 of a 7 part series.

Learn how to build custom forums using PHP and MySQL. Forums that are lightweight and integrated right into your custom website. In this part 7 we create the page where the threads are viewed and can be replied to by other members. Brought to you by Adam @ http://www.webintersect.com and http://www.developphp.com This is part 7 of a 7 part series. The End